Have you ever started a business -- one that you absolutely love, but that has yet to make any money and that you can't quite figure out? Have you ever thought, maybe I'm not on the right track, or maybe I am, who's to say?!
In this conversation with Teju Owoye, CEO of Sulte Group and host of Teju.TV, she tells about the importance of continuing to experiment until you get it right, whether that's with your current business or some other iteration of it. You want to have a plan, but you never know exactly how it's going to work out, because going from point A to point B rarely happens in the real world of entrepreneurship. Instead it's more like A, Z, X, K...and then who knows?
Before figuring out what worked for her, Teju ended up going broke and moving back in with her parents. Her zig-zagged journey to discovering her own zone of genius included considering grad school, reading a ton of books, modeling the behavior of those who were doing what she wanted to to, and tinkering along the way. Another thing Teju did? Leapt! And on this episode she goes into the lessons she learned on the way down (and how she tried to make a parachute out of a straw and a watermelon).
On this episode, you'll learn:
Entrepreneurship is an art.Ask yourself some key questions to help you figure out what you're supposed to be doing.What do I feel like I should be contributing to the worldWho am I?What's the ideal day for you?Who's already doing what you want to do?What's the next best step you can take?When creating a product, determine what problem you're solving for your customer. What are they struggling with?Get to your MVP ASAP.Learn the art of surrender in business.The importance of partnerships.
Thank you for listening! And hey, if you love it, click here to leave us a Rating & Review on iTunes!
Show notes, links, contacts and resources for this episode may be found at http://elaynefluker.com/podcast/
FOLLOW SUPPORT IS SEXY
FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM | MASTERMIND
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices